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I was not investing during the market crash in 2008. I have been able to find some information on how much property values dropped in different areas of the country. I have had a harder time finding out h...

I live in Los Angeles and have been planning on buying a investment property. But the prices in LA reflect the ones we had during the housing crash in 2007 or in some cases more than that. its hard to find a SFH below...

Hello I am new to the forum and somewhat new to investing (I bought one house rented it and sold to my tenants 3 years ago) I have been working as an accounting since graduating college in 2008. I am pregnant with my ...

A friend of mine owns a home that is going into foreclosure. It would appear that when the last appraisal was done, a vacant parcel that she also owns was taken into consideration to reach the appraised value. This ...

hey everyone, now I'm no experienced real estate investor so I can't seem to wrap my head around this. How in Gods green earth are New York investors surviving out there with taxes the way the way?

I mean in some pl...

At what point do you become a seasoned investor? I'm sure there is much to be debated by such a question however there has to be some point at which (in what ever investing you do) you become seasoned. As for knowing ...

My husband's aunt is in her 80s, and is the last surviving heir to her father's property (a little over 3 acres).  She's asking my husband to do something with the land and we don't know where to begin.  

I'm hoping that someone on this site will see my post and help me out with my dilemma. I want to buy a property from foreclosure sale in Sarasota county, FL. I know that there are 2nd liens that wiped out in forecl...

Hey all!
I hope everyone is having a good time and is surviving this pandemic! I have recently been analyzing some rental deals in the Hillsborough County area and was wondering if the other successful investors have...

I know that the survival of liens and mortgages depend on the state when it comes to tax deed sale. What’s the rule in the state of Minnesota?
Thanks